Local Community Notes from Winnipeg and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs P O Watts return from Winnipeg Monday. Jno Spalding visits Winnipeg for a few days this week. Mesere Haycock Cusack and Silver returned from their trip west last Friday in good health. G W Tindal of Top Tailors was in town over the weekend. Revs Moffat and Hunter left Monday for Winnipeg to attend Synod. Young Men's Globe announced a dance at Miniota on November 23. Miss K M Stephens arrived in Winnipeg and will serve as stenographer at Royst Bank. Thanksgiving guests included Miss Student Brandon Miss Norman Miss Swanton Rosewood J Morrow Winnipeg J D Harrower Stonewall. A son born October 21 to Mr and Mrs J Fleming at Mimota.
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Local News Roundup From Miniota Manitoba
Community notes report a well attended dance at Benlah, an upcoming public meeting on Manitoba matters, and a promising winter hockey turnout led by Isabell Hockes. Also covered are a court fine for a Three Rivers man, a fire destroying Bisact Bros residence near Birtle, farm losses, Union Church services with Rev Hunter, rural council tenders for greying contracts, and local sales and notices.
Road safety push targets careless drivers at crossings
A Board of Railway Commissioners bulletin from June 25 1923 cites four reported dangers at protected crossings from Oct 1922 to May 1923. It notes fifty originate from motor driver carelessness and urges education to curb reckless driving and reduce accidents at level railroad crossings.
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Crossings Safety Emphasized Amid Driver Carelessness
Officials warn highway crossings are protected by signs but dangerous only when drivers ignore care. The train has right of way and cannot stop. motorists must heed warnings and safeguards such as bells and gates. Public reports show warnings are often disregarded, risking severe accidents.
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Flying Auto Crashes into Moving Train at Level Crossing
An editorial notes many level crossing accidents stem from motorist errors. It cites 1922 Ontario data where 22 of 32 crashes occurred due to running signals ignored or gates, with drivers failing to see lowered barriers or attempting to beat the train. The Toronto Star urges motorists to yield to trains, stressing safety over time.
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